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    The document discusses identity, culture, and society as well as prominent social sciences. It defines identity as the characteristics that define individuals or groups. Culture and social backgrounds shape identities and behaviors. The three most prominent social sciences are: 1. Anthropology, which studies humanity's biological and social aspects. 2. Sociology, which systematically studies social life, groups, and society as well as how economic, political, and social factors influence them. 3. Political science, which systematically studies politics and how people make and amend rules of governance.

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    Lesson 1: Identity, Culture, and Society: Ucsp Reviewer

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    - August Comte, Herbert Spencer, Karl Marx,
    Identity Emile Durkheim, Max Weber.
    - It also seeks to explain the bases of social
    - is the distinctive characteristic that defines an order and social change.
    individual or is shared by those belonging to a - ASPECTS OF SOCIETY; culture, gender, race
    particular group. and ethnicity, social movements, class and
    - social backgrounds and identities shape both other forms of social stratification, crime and
    individual and group behaviour as well as people’s other organizations and institutions.
    views about other people and society.
    - not fixed. It is continuously shaped and reshaped by 3. Political Science
    the passage of time, a person’s life experiences, and - is the systematic study of politics.
    his or her interaction with other people. - the activity through which people make,
    Festivals & Gatherings are ways of expression preserve, and amend the general rules under
    collective and individual which they live. (Andrew Heywood)
    identities. - focuses on the fundamental values of
    equality, freedom, and justice as well as the
    Culture commonly defined as society’s way of life and dynamics of conflict, resolution, and
    provides the basis for forging identities. cooperation.
    - Plato, Aristotle, Niccolo Machiavelli, Jean
    NOTE: social, cultural, and political change are related
    Jacques Rousseau, Baron de Montesquieu,
    to the formation of individual and group identities.
    Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Karl Marx.
    1900 – first election in the Philippines and only Filipino
    males can vote. Public Administration
    - examines how the government functions and
    1930 – year when the campaign for women’s suffrage how decisions and policies are made.
    gained ground.
    Political Economy
    1935 – year when the constitution allowed women to
    - which evaluates the interplay between
    vote by the virtue of a law that was passed by
    economics, politics, and law and its implications
    the National Assembly.
    to the various institutions within the society.
    Social Sciences collective term for the disciplines
    under which identity, culture, Comparative Politics
    society, and politics are studied. - compares domestic politics and governance
    systems across sovereign states.
    3 MOST PROMINENT ACADEMIC SOCIAL SCIENCES
    LOVETEAM ANG FRANKIANA ULOL
    1. Anthropology
    - is the systematic study of the biological,
    social aspects of man.
    - a significant branch of knowledge because it
    integrates elements from the biological
    sciences and humanities to fully
    comprehend the complex human species,
    including practices and social patterns.
    - Franz Boas, Alfred Koeber, Clifford Geertz,
    Margaret Mead.

    2. Sociology
    - is the systematic study of social life, group,
    and society. (Anthony Giddens)
    - an important academic discipline because it
    attempts to provide a deeper assessment of
    both individual and group behaviour and
    social phenomena by considering the

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